This is the Student Accommodation and Finance Guide 2014 from the Union of Students in Ireland. The details in the document apply to all students – and USI members can pick up a copy from their Students’ Union when the term begins. USI Accommodation & Finance Guide by […]
[…]anxious about the worsening pandemic while trying to finalise important assessments and study for exams. “In some instances, students are facing into assessments without access to the library or good internet connections, while others are isolating or restricting their movements due to the pandemic and therefore can’t access vital on-campus services, even if they are open. “Colleges showed what they can do last year by extending deadlines, removing academic and financial penalties on repeat assessment, and providing flexibility to their boards of examiners. Their students need this support from them again now through simple mitigations such as allowing additional time […]
[…]is announcing their 7 day a week online doctor service will be available free of charge to all 374,000 student members of the Union of Students in Ireland (USI). The service will be available free from today until the end of the academic year (June 2019). To celebrate the partnership with USI, videoDoc are giving away a brand new Peugeot 108, worth €14,740, to USI students who download the videoDoc app and register with their student email for the the service. Entrants have until the 12th of October to enter for a chance to win. Speaking at the launch Síona […]
[…]is announcing their 7 day a week online doctor service will be provided free of charge to all 374,000 student members of the Union of Students in Ireland (USI). The service will be available free from today until the end of the academic year (June 2018). Use the free service now by clicking on this link. The partnership, which is potentially worth several million euro to the Irish student population, is being launched as part of Healthy Living Week, a USI initiative to promote health & wellbeing in their 37 campuses across the island of Ireland. Speaking at the launch […]
[…]a receipt. “Since its launch in 1966 the J-1 Summer Work Travel (SWT) program has welcomed 150,000 of Ireland’s best and brightest young people to the United States,” said U.S. Ambassador to Ireland Kevin O’Malley. “With the recent changes, the U.S. government is working with applicants, Irish government representatives, and independent U.S. and Irish implementing institutions to ensure that Irish students continue to benefit from the J-1 program just as they have in the past. The key to success with this latest change is for students to be proactive. We encourage all J-1 participants to plan ahead and register early […]
